What elements of Tactical planning and How They Corresponding ?

What elements of Tactical planning and How They Corresponding ?

What elements of Tactical planning and How They Corresponding ? - Tactical planning process is composed of six main elements as shown in the article yesterday, which is associated with the elements of tactical plans that have been written before. The process is illustrated in the chart MOP is a little adaptation channel. (Management By Objective and Result) which was first introduced in various publications regarding my management by objectives and results (see Resources Annotated).

The emphasis in this book is more on organizational rather than individual applications. The chart illustrates how the planning and managerial decision moving from a broad and general way to a narrow and specific. One way to make more effective the plan is to reduce the size managerial decisions by breaking it into parts more small. We start with a relatively large elements, and the Key Results Areas narrower and more specific as we move through the process. (To facilitate communication, so in this book the words of the plan and tactical planning must be interpreted with unless otherwise noted on another meaning.)

You will see that the budget is not included in the planning model This, though in my previous book, The Executive Guide to operational Planning, is part of the model. Is the budget preparation organizations and units are part of the planning process? Sure! I have chosen to not include it here for three reasons main :

1. Most organizations already have a budgeting process that well-established and most managers have to prepare their budget in line with the process. Introduce a variation on the process is, in my assessment, it may tend to confuse the middle managers and first-line use of this book to guide their planning efforts.
2. For most managers, budget preparation is an event, while it is planning, as covered in this book, is activities that take place continually. With the task systematic planning throughout the year, you will be relatively easy to customize the information you are planning to meet organization's budgeting process requirements. 
3. My desire that this blog concise and easy to follow. I'm not sure can do justice to the preparation of the budget in that context. (See Section Annotated Sources for some of the blogs advised on the preparation of the budget.)

If your organization has developed a strategic plan, the first order Your effort of course is to review the plan. You want to feel confident that there is a clear  understanding of the concept and direction of the organization and that critical issues are addressed, your organization's mission statement, in particular is a critical foundation document for any planning effort. If there is no strategic plan to be referred, then you can formulate the roles and functions for the organization or your unit as the first stage in this process. (See Appendix at the instructions on the preparation of the role and mission statement for the unit, which can also be adapted for use across an organization.)